Economic Support
Help mothers start their own small business to support themselves and their family.
This initiative focuses on empowering mothers, especially those from disadvantaged or single-parent households, by providing the necessary resources and guidance to start their own small businesses. This support may include microloans, grants, or access to affordable capital. In addition to financial aid, the program can offer mentorship in business planning, marketing strategies, and financial management. By helping mothers become financially independent, the program aims to reduce their dependency on external support and enhance their ability to provide for their families, fostering long-term economic stability.
Provide financial assistance to help kids go to school instead of working
This point addresses the challenge of child labor by offering financial support to families so their children can attend school instead of working to help the family financially. Assistance may come in the form of scholarships, stipends, or subsidies for educational expenses like tuition, books, uniforms, and transportation. By relieving the financial pressure on families, this program helps break the cycle of poverty, allowing children to focus on their education and improve their prospects.
